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Case Study: Custom-Engineering
for heavy-wall, “hairpin” return bend
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Job Simulation,
Time Study and Weld Tests:
If
necessary, a mock-up of the job is welded in our lab. After we perform
a series of welds similar to the actual production environment, we produce
a time study so the customer knows how many welds one operator can perform
in an 8-hour day. 50% of the charge for this service is credited back
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After the lab work is completed, the customer
receives a full report with weld samples, joint design options, time study,
weld parameters and video of the parts being welded. Customer then completes
a full inspection of the parts. Upon approval, a purchase order with deposit
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Joint Design Options |
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Weld Samples |
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AP Automation
builds, tests, and installs the customer’s system:
After building the system, we perform extensive
weld testing, then ship the system to the job site. Once equipment arrives,
a technician from AP Automation works with the customer in three steps:
- Equipment setup and installation
- Operator Training: equipment use & maintainance.
- Working with customer’s technicians, we assist
in developing weld parameters for the job.
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